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Hello!
Love your software. I recently went to use the search function to see how well / if it would work for my use case, and unfortunately it didn't seem to work. (I've attached the end result at bottom),
I did see that many configuration variables had changed (since the 13* version...) and while not a programmer, managed to change how it doesn't work, but yet to get the search function to work!
I realize it was not fully completed / beta, but I was wondering if you had any suggestions? I may try to setup an instance of the older version of the software, and configure my image-size / position units into the old config, but have the images pull from the 13.* image creation location to see if that will work.
Again, thanks for your software -- I figured I'd reach out and ask if you had any suggestions since you were the creator!
(And honestly, I'm not even sure if it 'worked' in the earlier speed-cam versions, but it seemingly did to some extent?)
search-speed.py ver 5.60 Loading Please Wait .....
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/bbrewer/speed-camera/./search-speed.py", line 76, in
sw = 100 * image_bigger # default search rectangle Width
^^^^^^^^^^^^
NameError: name 'image_bigger' is not defined
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I've not tested the code, but from the looks of it I think you can fix it by replacing image_bigger with IM_BIGGER which changed name in the major update commit.
Update: I've run the code and you will need a few more changes:
Loading Target Search Image media/search/speed-5-20240323-1504239.jpg
ERROR: Problem Extracting search_rect from media/search/speed-5-20240323-1504239.jpg
ERROR: Problem Creating Search Rectangle.
Cannot Search Match media/search/speed-5-20240323-1504239.jpg
Hey, I appreciate it. I kind of rambled in my above original question, but like you, I had done those additional variable changes and ended up with the same result, which is where I was left stumped. (Not really a programmer). I didn't paste that output as I had done it a week before and couldn't fully remember the 'new error' I was getting.
I'll likely poke at this again this evening to see if I can figure it out -- Or I may just try to use one of the older versions (with old variables) but feed it my 'dataset'.
I was stuck at that point as well, and couldn't quite figure out steps beyond!
Hello!
Love your software. I recently went to use the search function to see how well / if it would work for my use case, and unfortunately it didn't seem to work. (I've attached the end result at bottom),
I did see that many configuration variables had changed (since the 13* version...) and while not a programmer, managed to change how it doesn't work, but yet to get the search function to work!
I realize it was not fully completed / beta, but I was wondering if you had any suggestions? I may try to setup an instance of the older version of the software, and configure my image-size / position units into the old config, but have the images pull from the 13.* image creation location to see if that will work.
Again, thanks for your software -- I figured I'd reach out and ask if you had any suggestions since you were the creator!
(And honestly, I'm not even sure if it 'worked' in the earlier speed-cam versions, but it seemingly did to some extent?)
search-speed.py ver 5.60 Loading Please Wait .....
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/bbrewer/speed-camera/./search-speed.py", line 76, in
sw = 100 * image_bigger # default search rectangle Width
^^^^^^^^^^^^
NameError: name 'image_bigger' is not defined
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Review Output
######################################
Press Enter to Return to Main Menu
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: